DISH Network Going Out of Business.

GreatMac

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Yes, and DirecTV will follow. They are not expanding their customer base as rapidly anymore and this spells trouble for the two companies. According to my analysis, they may go out of business as early as next year, but definitely by the year 2593.

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Thanks for the joke Greatmac. Sometimes we take this stuff too seriously.
 
GreatMac said:
According to my analysis, they may go out of business as early as next year, but definitely by the year 2593.
Oh, they will be out of business long before then. I'll be suprised to see them in business in 2050 (45 years from now). I'll be too old to care too. :D

One fact about businesses: They do NOT last forever. Evolution happens. There are very few companies that have lasted long enough to even threaten this claim. Nobody lasts forever.

Realistically: I suspect D* and E* will not be in business in 20 years, let alone 45 or 588 years. Technology companies just don't last because technology doesn't last. That's why it is important to get a strong foothold.

JL
 
Cool!
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kschorz said:
Cool!
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BFG said:



hahahahaha,......rolling over laughing, but wait a lurker says it must be true. Look at AT&T, GTE, MCI, but wait what about GE, IBM, Ford, General Motors. ...... the truth is out there :eek:
 
I see most all satellite television out of business in the next 50+ years.

By then, only the most remote locations wont have gigabit fiber-optic interactive multi-media applications/VOD. (Yeah, like cable, but not)

You will also have wireless personal video devices that are like iPods now.Like 'Tivo2Go' but anywhere. It might take into the next century, but it is coming.

Might even go so far as to say that sooner or later there will be a surgically implanted or magnetically transduced interface that allows direct neural input. This will allow a much greater sensory experience including the sensation of smell, taste, feel, and temperature. (Like 'Brainstorm' the movie)

The crystal ball grows dark....
 
Every television screen will be as thin as paper and you can take it with you then after that a device would probably allow you to see it as if you was seeing it with your own eyes which would be better than any bigscreen you see.
 
Every television screen will be as thin as paper and you can take it with you then after that a device would probably allow you to see it as if you was seeing it with your own eyes which would be better than any bigscreen you see.
 

Dolan did not start HBO

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